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Shade! |
If it weren't for the wind we'd have really suffered this morning. It was hot and humid--very humid. I think we have a decent shot at rain this evening. Becca had three breaks for shade and a drink on our trek. I'm glad she drinks freely on these summer hikes. I always carry enough water for the both of us. I'm amazed frequently by runners with dogs who have no water at all. I suppose if you zip around the mountain on a half-hour run then rehydrate back at the car it isn't too dangerous.
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Organ Mountains |
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Attached to Mother Earth |
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This Yucca died then did a split |
3 comments:
I especially liked "Attached to Mother Earth." The ocotillos look almost unearthly in this image.
I thought the same thing, Scott. Generally Ocotillos aren't raised up to expose their root stems like that.
I like it when Becca wags her tail when you approach her.
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